Lucknow News: CM Yogi Adityanath's statements in 2024 inspired unity among Sanatan followers
His remarks sparked widespread discussion, not just across Uttar Pradesh but also at the national and global levels, amplifying his influence and appeal....
- He outmanoeuvred Congress and SP, further solidifying his image as a mass leader
Lucknow: In 2024, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath made several impactful statements that left a lasting impression on public mind. These remarks not only exposed the shortcomings of the opposition, but also reinforced his connection with the common people.
One particularly powerful statement, "Katenge Tou Batenge, Ek Rahenge Tou Nek Rahenge" played a pivotal role in the assembly elections, resonating widely across Uttar Pradesh and beyond, uniting the followers of Sanatan faith. This statement garnered significant attention, sparking discussions not only within the state, but also across the nation and internationally.
Here are some of the notable statements made by Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath in 2024...
SP should give account of Mangalsutra of Alka Rai, Pooja-Jaya Pal (April 25, Etawah)
In Etawah, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath firmly countered the SP leader's remarks on the Mangalsutra, demanding accountability for the murders that occurred during the Samajwadi Party's tenure.
He brought attention to the brutal killings of former MLA Krishnanand Rai, Raju Pal, and advocate Umesh Pal, questioning when the SP would take responsibility for the plight of their widows—Alka Rai, Pooja Pal, and Jaya Pal—as well as the wives of Kar Sevaks who lost their lives in Ayodhya.
The Chief Minister also challenged the SP to address the fate of the widows of the six individuals killed alongside BJP MLA Krishnanand Rai in Ghazipur as well as victims of mafia violence nurtured under their regime.
Additionally, he raised the case of Nandkishore Rungta, the VHP's international treasurer, who was abducted and brutally murdered, asking about the justice owed to his widow. Bajrang Bali's power in OBC society will burn Ravana's Lanka, who seeks to divide Hindu society (July 29, Lucknow) During the BJP Backward Class Morcha's state working committee meeting, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath asserted that opposition parties are conspiring to create divisions within Hindu society under the guise of pseudo-secularism.
He emphasized that the strength of Bajrang Bali resides within the OBC community and simply needs to be awakened. With this unity, he declared, it won't take long to dismantle the metaphorical Lanka of those attempting to fragment Hindu society.
No ‘Sadbhavna’ for mafia and goons, only the ‘Bullet Train’ of justice (August 1, Lucknow)
On July 31, during the monsoon session of the Assembly, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath expressed outrage over the indecent incident involving a girl during rain in Gomti Nagar. Criticizing the Samajwadi Party, he sarcastically referred to the accused, Manoj Yadav and Mohammad Arbaaz, as 'Sadbhavna' individuals.
The Chief Minister firmly stated that ensuring women’s safety remains the top priority for his government. He declared that for those undermining this commitment, there would be no place for goodwill gestures, instead the swift action of a ‘bullet train’ of justice.
Kannauj's 'Nawab brand' exposes the true face of SP (August 20, Lucknow)
Speaking at the BJP Membership Campaign-2024 workshop at the Indira Gandhi Pratishthan in Lucknow, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath criticized the Samajwadi Party (SP) over incidents in Ayodhya, Gomtinagar, and Kannauj. He labeled these events as emblematic of SP's notorious "Nawab brand."
Highlighting the growing unrest among doctors and women in Kolkata due to lawlessness, the CM condemned the SP chief's shameless remarks, calling them a stark reflection of the party’s real character.
“Batenge Tou Katenge, Ek Rahenge Tou Nek Rahenge” (26 August, Agra)
One of the Chief Minister’s most impactful statements this year resonated far beyond Uttar Pradesh. Delivered during the unveiling of Rashtraveer Durgadas Rathore’s statue in Agra, the CM emphasized national unity as paramount, stating, “Nothing is greater than the nation. The nation will thrive only when we are united. "Batenge Tou Katenge, Ek Rahenge Tou Nek Rahenge.”
He warned against repeating the mistakes of Bangladesh, urging the public to prioritize unity and strength. The statement became a focal point of widespread discussion across the state, country, and even internationally.
“SP Ki Topi Laal, Kaarname Kaale” (August 29, Kanpur)
During the inauguration of development projects at Kanpur’s Government Inter College in Lal Imli, Chunniganj, CM Yogi Adityanath delivered a sharp critique of SP’s history. He remarked, “If you turn the pages of SP’s history, it is riddled with black deeds. SP ki Topi Laal Lekin Kaarname Kaale."
"His family has been involved in dancing and singing business for generations" (September 30, Haryana)
Responding to Congress MP Rahul Gandhi's remarks during an election rally in Haryana, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath delivered a sharp rebuttal. Referring to Gandhi's comments about dancing and singing at the inauguration of the Ayodhya Ram Temple, the CM stated, "In reality, his family has been dancing and singing all their lives."
He further accused the Congress of consistently insulting Hindus, denigrating Sanatan culture, and undermining constitutional institutions by engaging with entities outside India. The CM questioned the Congress's credibility and intentions, highlighting its repeated affronts to Indian heritage and values.
'Accidental Hindus' raised in Roman culture can't tolerate Ram Mandir (September 30, Haryana)
During the Haryana election campaign, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath remarked that while the nation and the world celebrate the construction of the Ram Mandir, the Congress, shedding crocodile tears, continues to harbor disdain for it.
He highlighted the stark contrast between the culture of Ram and that of Rome, stating, "Lord Ram now reigns in Ayodhya Dham, but the unfortunate 'accidental Hindus' raised in Roman culture find it intolerable." He further added that such individuals can never be truly loyal to the nation or its people.
"Dekh Sapai(SP), Bitiya Ghabrai" (November 8, Meerapur)
At a rally during the assembly by-election campaign in Meerapur, Kundarki, and Ghaziabad, the Chief Minister took a swipe at the Samajwadi Party, recalling the state of affairs between 2012-17.
He stated, "There used to be a slogan—if a vehicle bears the SP flag, you can be sure a goon is inside." Referring to incidents in Ayodhya and Kannauj, he quipped, "Dekh Sapai(SP), Bitiya Ghabrai." This statement resonated widely and played a significant role in the BJP’s victory in Kundarki.
"Babua is yet to grow up" (November 9, Mainpuri)
While campaigning for the Uttar Pradesh assembly by-elections in Mainpuri, the Chief Minister targeted SP chief Akhilesh Yadav. He remarked, "Babua has not matured yet. Sometimes he acts in ways that create problems for the people of Mainpuri." The comment underscored the CM's critique of the SP leadership and its impact on governance.
"Akhilesh: The CEO of a Mafia-Criminal Production House" (November 10, Ambedkar Nagar)
During the assembly by-election campaign, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath criticized the Samajwadi Party (SP), branding it as a "Production House of Rioters and Criminals" (PDA). He asserted that SP has become a breeding ground for nurturing mafias, criminals, and rioters, naming Atiq Ahmed, Mukhtar Ansari, and Khan Mubarak as products of this system.
He further stated, "Akhilesh Yadav is the CEO of this production house, while Shivpal Yadav serves as the trainer, ensuring the rise of dreaded criminals, mafias, and rapists."
Kharge ji's mother, aunt, and sister were burnt by Nizam's Razakars (November 12, Achalpur, Maharashtra)
While addressing a rally during the Maharashtra assembly elections in Achalpur, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath responded to Congress President Mallikarjun Kharge's comments. He accused Kharge of prioritizing Congress’s appeasement policies over truth and national interest.
The CM highlighted a dark chapter in Kharge’s personal history, stating, "Under the Nizam’s rule in Hyderabad, Kharge Ji’s village, Baravati, was burned by the Nizam’s Razakars. His mother, aunt, and sister were among those killed. Yet, Kharge Ji remains silent about this tragedy, fearing it might alienate the Muslim vote bank."
"The ancient temple of Sambhal unravels the truth" (December 15, Lucknow)
At an event hosted by a newspaper group in Lucknow, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath brought attention to the resurfacing of a historic temple in Sambhal. He remarked, "This ancient temple, with its idol of Bajrang Bali and the Jyotirling, did not emerge overnight. It stands as a testament to history and truth."
The CM questioned why those responsible for the massacre in Sambhal 46 years ago have not yet faced justice. He added, "Those who dare to speak the truth are often silenced or threatened, but it is essential to expose those who suppress the truth and ensure justice prevails."
"India will uphold the legacy of Ram, Krishna, and Buddha—not Babur and Aurangzeb" (December 16, Lucknow)
During the opening day of the Winter session, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath reaffirmed India's commitment to preserving the traditions of Ram, Krishna, and Buddha while rejecting the legacy of Babur and Aurangzeb.
He raised pertinent questions about societal harmony, stating, "If a Moharram procession or any Muslim festival can peacefully pass through Hindu localities or in front of temples, why does an issue arise when a Hindu procession passes through a Muslim-dominated area or in front of a mosque?
The CM further asserted, "Can’t the saffron flag be raised on the soil of India? If mutual respect allows one community’s processions, it must also ensure the same for others."
"Aurangzeb's descendants won't be driving rickshaws, had temples not been destroyed" (December 20, Ayodhya)
Speaking at the grand Ashtottarshat 108 Shrimad Bhagwat Paath and Panch Narayan Mahayagya at Asharfi Bhawan Ashram in Ayodhya, the Chief Minister highlighted the consequences faced by those who desecrated temples.
He remarked, "Those who desecrated and demolished temples brought ruin to their lineage. Their families did not prosper but faded into oblivion."
Citing an example, he stated, "It is said that members of Aurangzeb's family now drive rickshaws near Kolkata. Had they respected temples and traditions, their fate might have been different."
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